Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-09-17

promptly execute all and every kind oi blacksmith work intrusted to him. He is 6rst-class workman and always gives complete satisfaction.
 The Pinal County Live Stock Associ. ation will hold special meeting next Tuesday afternoon, September 2Oth, to arrange for the fall rodeos. All persons interested showed take due notice there of and govern themselves accordingly.
 MT. Frank Beeler received kick from mule on his right elbow, at George Morses camp on the canal, last Monday, which fractur ed one or two bones Dr. Harvey got the injured limb in shape and 1t will rest ill sling for the next few weeks.
 Everything in the lire of crockery has just been opened at J. D. Rittenhouse's. Dinner, tea and toilet sets, plain and decorated; large and finer assortment than ever before brought to Florence. A bargain was secured and customers will receive the benefit of the extremely low prices.
 A local poet has acquitted himself handsomely in treating theme that is full of sadromance and legendary tragedy. The mystery surrounding the existence of the people who once fourished in this valley is full of poetic suggestion worthy of the pea of Longferow.
 The west half of the Douglass tract, lying east of Main street, is to be sub divided into lots and sold. This is a very fine body of land, being high and slightly and convenient to all portions of town. It is understood that Messrs. Stone & Sloan will have the management of the new addition.
 MT. Wm. P. Davis brought basket of fine, large grapes to this office the other day. They wero from his fruit ranch just east of town and they were delicious. They were from the second crop of this year and were of the Mission and Rose of Peru varieties.
 The Globe and Florence stage line has changed hands, Messrs. Charles Kenyon and E. H. Neffe having purchased the lease of Mir. Joseph Tn ompson. Both the new managers are experienced stage men and they will fully maintain the eff fciency of the line. They take posses sion next Tuesday, the 20th.
 A sudden rise in the rlver on Monday turned the water into the Florence ca nal. The headgate had been set above any expected flood, but it was not high enough to keep the water out. The stream soon made its way down within couple of miles of town, where an un- finished section stopped its further pro- gress.
 Judge J. B. Nutting road overseer for the Casa Grande district, has let a con- tract to J. Champion for $40 to build the bridge across the wash some IS miles out on the Vekol road. The road is in bad condition, water has been runnin" over many miles of It for several days. Judge Nutting will put the road in good condition as soon as he can commence work.
 A good item has been spoiled for this week. On Wednesday it was currently reported that Mir. w. E. Miller. of the firm of Miller X Heating, and Miss Lulu Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smith k. Turner, were married, and the ''boys" even went so far as to give them lively "chivaree" Wednesday night. They were somewhat premature, however, for the bans have been just proclaimed by the church and the marriage will not take place until early in October.
 The chinaman in the county iail who killed man at Mammoth last fall and then tried to commit suicide by shooting himself through the head and then the body, had bullet extracted last Monday from the muscles near the spine. In shooting himself the ball struck rib and passed around the body, lodging were it was found by Dr.. Harvey. The celestial who wanted to take the long voyage So badly yelled all soI ts of agonized shrieks when Dave Gibson held him down for the surgeon knife.
 You cannot afford to make any import. ant purchase without first consulting the Catalogue of Weinstock & Lubin, I'm porters and General Out6tters, Sacra, mento, Cal. The same goods and style. as kept by the leading merchants of New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. Prices always at the lowest notch, and the same to every one. Goods not according to order may be returned at expense oi house, which is guarantee that every effort will be made to please the frsI time. Catalogues free.
 The Board of supervisors of Pima county have appointed Mir. M F. Shaw to succeed his brother, Mir E. O. Shaw as sheriff of that county. Sheriff E. O. Shaw being on the point of death, re- sign ed the office, and requested that his brother be appointed to fill the unexpired term. Under-sheriff Charles A. Shibell who was prominently mentioned in con nection with the appointment, generous ! ly espoused the cause of MT. Shaw ant assisted in securing his appointment.
 Mir. Al. Richeson returned from Tue. son on Wednesday night. He came ovel the railroad on the construction train the first train over the road since the washout. It took six hours to run from Tucson to Casa Grande, owing to the terrible condition of the track. Along some portions of the route the water ii | sfill lovaI tb tho ,-o ;Is on1 4l.o